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6y ago
Sorry, I actually meant "with Japan selected", I also appreciated to be able to choose rather than it being automated, but now it does not seem to work anymore.
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This thing used to work until maybe half a year ago. Before, I was getting proper localized results. Even searching in Japan with English keywords gave me Japanese results. Nowadays when I search even for simple things it does not work. If
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6y ago
It is great that they provide an analytics without tracking or ads, but then if it is free what is the business model behind it? Is it only an entry-point to attract people on other paid services?
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6y ago
My point is that having rules on this kind of detail is more harmful than beneficial, so there should not be one in the first place.
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6y ago
This is a very common pattern for a lot of third party packages. And it is just an example to show that there are perfectly legitimate cases that are more readable when not alphabetically sorted.
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6y ago
I agree with automating it, but I also have seen automated styles going too far, more often than not. Automated styling should be kept minimal, like checking names and indentation. Absolute rules does not work because then you cannot deviat
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6y ago
That makes no sense. Having more competition does not mean that anything will be less secure. Like in real life, you could absolutely choose to always go to the one expensive shop you trust rather than a cheap one in a dodgy street. Wishing
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6y ago
That seems interesting, but the animated gif video that cannot get paused does not allow me to see what this is about and what it does exactly.
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6y ago
If I didn't learn from movies that yellow cars are Taxis in America, I wouldn't know. In France, almost all of the yellow cars are from the French Post, this is kind of a national brand...
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I was a bit upset when I discovered that I needed to connect my new Bose speaker to internet just to configure it, but at least it is usable without internet, so I blacklisted it in my router.
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6y ago
I was going to negatively answer your comment until I remembered that I have had [pull]rebase=true in my config for almost 10 years, so it have always been the "normal behaviour" to me. I never looked back to this. So I agree with
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6y ago
You are comparing the specs sheets while I am looking at practical situations. For the same use cases Linux feels (and is) way more performant and responsive even on a less powerful hardware, and I'm not even talking about Docker. The
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6y ago
May I ask what do you enjoy with a Macbook not running MacOS? I don't like Apple devices myself but I understand that some people like the ecosystem as a whole. However I don't understand the point of a Mac without MacOS. The hard
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I had the same problem until I tried coc.vim. It is really good since it is based on the VSCode's engine.
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6y ago
Google and Facebook already both contribute heavily to a lot of open source projects actually, despite some negative influences.
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If you don't even have a CSRF you actually probably have an issue that you are not aware of.
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6y ago
What kind of monstrous CI process can take 4 weeks to migrate? I know from experience that CI takes a lot of time, but even the very worse one that I have worked so far (dozens of parallel runs on different machines and a thousand lines of
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6y ago
This is a great initiative and collection. However I am sad not to see Crusader: no remorse in the list. This was one of my favourites games.
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French living in Japan here. From what I have seen on both sides, I think the main difference is that most Asian people have a culture of group thinking and common interest, while most western people behave selfishly. I also noticed that we
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6y ago
JSON schema achieves the same result and is fairly standard actually.
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As far as I understand the licences, this is not true. You can do all of that with the MIT licence, but you are not forced to release everything that uses it at MIT.
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I am a developer that contributes to open source both by releasing projects and helping fixing bugs and improving stuff whenever I can. I always release my own open source projects under permissive licences like MIT. I even did some WTFPL i
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6y ago
Is anyone aware of a date/time representation system that would work universally (including extraterrestrial places)? I just have been curious about this question for long. Sure, we could keep an earth referential on a moon base, but t
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6y ago
It is not as bad as Google, but mozilla also does some shady stuff that I find annoying and eroded my trust in them. When I go to the extension store (as a developer) and click on "Manage or submit extensions", they automatically
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So it is just my own experience, but it actually does affect the way you think somehow. I speak 4 languages (including 3 fluently that I use everyday) and I very often come across ideas or subtleties that just does not exist in one of those
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I use it everyday, and actually Japanese to English is pretty good in Google translate. Japanese to French was abysmally bad a few years back, but now it became acceptable. The opposite translations are not bad per-se, but the sentences are
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I understand that by family you mean to have a good and strong relationship between teammates, which I approve. But my experience with family-like teams is that you end up with managers that act like they were you father/mother and you
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6y ago
> “Hmm, I wonder if I could … … … no, never mind, I’ll just do this instead.” > Interviewers want to know what’s going on in your thought process. It’s important that they know how you’re making decisions. How are you qualifying or di
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> SF 800k people I did not know that SF was actually that tiny. I guess influence is not necessary proportional to size.
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If you disable the option allowing Google to track and collect your location data everywhere and everytime, you cannot use this option.
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